Squash Courts in Hong Kong

Public squash courts situated in Ting Kok village, Tai Po District, in Hong Kong's New Territories. A community sports facility offering court hire in a quiet rural setting near the Plover Cove reservoir and coastline.

PS壁球俱樂部 is a squash club based in a Chinese-speaking region (Hong Kong, Taiwan, or Macau). The club maintains an Instagram presence under the handle ps_squash_club and operates as a physical squash facility.

Traditional Hong Kong cricket club with squash courts alongside cricket facilities, athletic amenities, coaching and competitive programs.

Hong Kong sports club with squash courts alongside cricket grounds, tennis facilities and recreational amenities; offers coaching and member services.

Hong Kong sporting hub supporting squash events such as the Asian Junior Squash Team Championships, with facilities for practice, competition, and promoting squash across Asia.

Hong Kong members' club in Deep Water Bay with tennis and squash courts, bowling alley, swimming pool, health centre and restaurants; known for lawns and ocean views.

Ladies Recreation Club in Hong Kong's Mid-Levels, founded 1883 with squash courts next to the Sports Bar, tennis, badminton and indoor/outdoor swimming pools.

Public squash facility in Yuen Long with multiple courts. Offers well-maintained courts for affordable public use, hosts local league matches, and promotes squash in the community.

Club with squash courts, recreational activities, dining, and networking events. The center caters to squash lovers among professionals and families.

A Hong Kong institution featuring squash courts, tennis facilities, and social amenities that attract local professionals and international visitors.

Members' country club on Clear Water Bay Peninsula, Sai Kung, Hong Kong with squash courts alongside two golf courses, tennis and marina.

Major squash centre in Central, opened 1 November 1986; hosts the Hong Kong Squash Championships next to the Peak Tram Terminus.

Public squash centre in Yuen Long, Hong Kong, commissioned December 1979 and named for former Chief Justice Sir Denys Roberts; LCSD-run courts.

Hong Kong LCSD public squash facility in Sha Tin, commissioned April 1981, with multiple squash courts open to the public daily.

Public squash facility in Sai Kung run by HK Leisure & Cultural Services Department, with squash courts (convertible to table-tennis rooms) and a 180-seat spectator stand.